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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS HEALTH SERVICE Departments in Urbana· Champaign Thirtieth Annual Report 1945.1946 J. H OWARD B EARD, M.D. University H ealth Officer Urbana, Illinois
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
HEALTH SERVICE Departments in Urbana· Champaign
Thirtieth Annual Report 1945.1946
J. H OWARD BEARD, M.D. University Health Officer
Urbana, Illinois ~
FOREWORD
SERVICES
I. II.
III. IV. V.
VI. VII.
VIII. IX. x.
~ FOLLOW-UP
I. II.
III. IV.
V.
TABLE OF CONTEm'S
Services to A. S.T.P . Trainees University Students University High School Students Retirement System Employees Student and Private Pilote Foodhandlers Chauffeur 's Examinations Applicants for Marriage Certificate Laboratory Service
General ..u bumlnur 18 Heart D18ease Tuberculosis Mental Hygiene
COlOlUllICULE DISEASE
1. Student 8
II. Faculty and Civil Service Employees
VACCI~IONS AND IMMUNIZATIONS
COOPERATION WITH OTHER DEPARlllENTS
INSTRUCT ION IN HYGIENE
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I. II.
III . IV. V.
Proficiency Examination 9 Hygiene 2 and 5. Elementary Hygiene and Sanitation 9 Hygiene 10, For Coaches and Teachers 10 Hygiene 16, For Occupational Therapy Students 10 Hygiene 13, Extension Cours e 10
SANITATION
FIRST AID CABIlrnrS
SPEGIAL SERVICE AT UNIVERSITY EVENTS
STATE LABORATORY SERVICE
HE'<lJJ:STS FOR INFORIIAT ION
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TABLE OF OONTENTS
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THE G:s:Nl:R.\L PRACTITIOm:R AIID THE IIl:ALTH SERVICE 12
HOSPITAL I ZAT ION 12
1. II.
III.
APPENDIX A
APPEllDU B
The Student Body Oivil Service Employees Local Hospitals
Types of Medical Attention to Students and
12 13 14
Employees 15 Monthly Distribution of Visits 15 Classification of Injurle.8 to Clv11 $ervic e
Employees for Five Years 16 Laboratory Examinations 16 Cases Cared for at McKinley Hospital 17 Average Hospital Stay 17 Communicable Diseases Cared for at
McKinley Hospital 18 Elem.entary Hygiene 18 Advanced Hygiene 18 li,yg lene for Occupational Therapy Students 19 Hygiene Extension 19
Family History of Inheritable Diseases 20 Injuries 20 Operations 20 Use of Tea , Coffee, and Tobacco 21 Sleeping Habits 21 Students Giving Hist ories of Typhoid Fever 21 Relative Occurrence of Certain D1aeaae& in
Histories of the Class of 1949 22 General Development 23 Color of Eyes 23 Color of Hair 23 T~h ~ Abnormalities of the Heart 24 Thyroid Enlar~ement 24 Chest and LUI16s 25 Condition of Abdominal Walls 25 Incidence of Enlarged Lymph Glands 25 Hernia in Men 25 Genito-Urinary Organs 26 Cryptochldism 26 Urinalysi8 26 Glycoauria and Albuminuria Over a Period of Years 27 Foot Abnormalities 27 Foot Abnormalities Over a Period of Years 28
APPENDIX C
TABLE OF CONTEtlTS
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Spine Abnormallt les 28 Nose Abnormalities 28 Throat Abnormalities 29 Percentage of Students with Tonsils Removed
Over a Period of Years 29 Ears 29 Eyes 30 PORture 30 Incidence of History of Venereal DiBease 30 Incidence of Vaccination Scars 31 Skin Diseases 31
Summary of Medical Histories Summary of Physical Examinations
APPENDIX D - Divided by Out of State - Rural - Urban
APPENDIX E
APPENDIX F
APpmDIX G
Summary of Medical Histories Sumcary of Physical Examinations Normal Development of Nen Students (By Location)
as Determined by Minimum Standards of the War Department
Types of Subnormal Development of Men Students as Determined by Minimum Standards of the
38 40
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War Department Subnormal Development
a8 Determined by Department
45 of Men Students (By Location) Minimum Standards of the War
Civil Service Examinations Summary of Physical Examinations
University High School Examinations Summary of Physical Examinations
Cases Encountered During the Year Injuries. Wounds. Sprains Recapitulation
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56 60 65
APPENDIX H - Survey of Health Teaching in High Schools
Biology General Science Physiology Hygiene
HEALTH, THE FIJt)T JiSSM lAL
Whether ve sball strive to become well- dressed, house-broken savages seeking new discoverie s to enable us to travel fast er to destroy our fellow men by the sudden release of catastrophiC force, or to produce a secure and peaceful society through creative effort and mutual helpfulness -- health. both mental and physical. 18 the first essential.
The many rejections for military service in two World Wars in a quarter of a century, over-crowding in our institutions for the mentally ill, the wide prevalence of nervous dysfunction, and extensive evidence of avoidable disease in our population are compelling reminders that health education and preventive medicine have much to do if the public 1s to receive the greatest benefit from the biological, chemical, and physical sciences which have been 80 richly endowed through taxation and philanthropy.
TO THE PRESIDEI1T OF THE UNIVERSITY
SIR:
I have the honor to present herewith the Thirtieth Annual
Re~ort of the activities ot the University Health Service covering the
period of Jul~ 1. 1945 to June 30. 1946.
The year haa been 8 most active one for the Health Service .
The demands upon it have far exceeded ita ability to meet them because
of inability to till vacancies on it, Medical Staff. Sustained effort
haa been made to procure suitable ~er8onnel: the quest continues.
The Health Service 18 seriously handicapped because ita
medical personnel haa been reduced to nearly 50 per cent ot it, normal
strength in 1940. Nothing 18 80 needed by it &8 the filling of vacancies
on ita staff with promising, well-trained physicians between 30 and 45
years of age to make it more effective, proficient and progressive. With
the present shortage of doctors, good office facilities. a thoroughly
modern he~th program, and pleasant living conditions, in addition to
the prevailing stipend, are essential inducements to attract thee.
A greatly reduced number of army trainees hsve received medical
care during: the year. They made a total of 3,213 .,.hits to the Health
Service Station On s ick calls, for immunization, and regular monthly in
snectlons. Civilian student~ made 29.558 visits to the Health Service,
employees 2.691 and others 281, making a grand total of 32.530 calls for
the year. Complete physical examinations were given to 9,047 students;
of that number statistics haTe been compiled on 6095 men and 2633 women;
78 University High School students; 432 Civil Service employees, and 514
for the Retireoent System.
SERVICES
Medical Examinati ons
1. Service8 to A. S .T . P. Trainees
The Health Service bad 1.914 visits from A.S.T.P . trainees and
made 1,299 physical inspections for them.
11. University Students
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There vere 16,614 students enrolled in the University at
Champaign-Urbana during the academic year 1945-46 . All but a very few of
these called at the Health Service Statton one or more times during the
year for a total of 29,558 visits, or an average of 1.78 calls per student.
The average call rate for vomen vas 1.50; and for men, 1 . 94. A total of
9,047 calla were made by students because of the required physical
examination .
III. University High School Students
A total of 78 pupils seeking admission t o the University High
School were examined. Of t hese 31 vere boys and 41 were girls.
IV. Retirement Syatem
The Health Service examined 534 academic and non-academic
personnel preliminary to beginning participation in the University Retire
ment System of Illinois.
V. Employees
Because of the labor turn-over ' and the number of workers inci
dental to servicing the Union Building and Residence Halla, 432 prospective
domestics and laborers were examined. Of these 268 were men and 164 Were
women. The University emplolees made 2,691 visita to the Health Service.
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VI. Student ~ Private Pilots
With the inauguration of instruction in flying at the University
airfield, the Health Service was requested by the Director of the Insti
tute of Aeronautics to examine prospective students of aviation in accord
ance with the requirement of the Ctvil Aeronautics Administration. A total
of 119 were examined of whom 3 Yere women.
VII. Foodhandlers
During the year, 298 foodhandlers vere examined to determine
their physical fitne.s and disease carrier status .
VII1. Chauffeur isamln&tlona
A. JDplolees
A total of 44 individuals requested chauffeur examinations
required for driving University automObiles. Of these, all Were considered
physically able to drive .... ithout involving unusual risks to themselves
and the public.
B. Student 8
During the year, 4 students requesting motor vehicle permits were
examined: all were found to oe phySically capable of driving an automobile.
IX. Applicants for Marriage Certificates
Pre-martial examinations have been available to students since
the enactment of the Saltiel Law. During the year, 76 of them received
the benefit of this service.
X. Laboratory Service
In caring for students and employees, 11,885 laboratory tests
were made; 9,783 at the Health SerTice Station and 2,102 by the State
Branch Laboratory at 505 South Fifth Street, Champaign, Illinois.
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Laboratory Teata
... t Health Service Station
Negative Positive Total -Urlnalyaea 9519 264 9783
At State Laboratory
Negative Positive Total
Kahn Teats 1342 10 1352 Bacteriological examinations
of excreta 427 427 Smears from the urethra 34 3 37 Smears for Vincent's Angina 106 121 227 Smears for Streptococci 2 3 5 Diphtheria cultures 8 8 Sputum examinations ~ ~ 46
Total 2102
FOL1OlI-1JP
I. General
When neV students take their physical examinations, a briet
summary of the abnormal findings, if any, 1s made on their recorde.
Subsequently, the, are r ecalled for confer ences concerning the defects
discovered . and are given adTlce regarding such correction or alleviation
aa ~ be possible. This phase of "follow-up· vas much restricted during
the year because at the reduction i n the medical staff of the Health Ser-
vice and great increase in the number of students. emplo~ee8. and faculty
members to be examined in accordanCe vith University regulations .
II. Albuminuria
A t otal of 211 new students exaained on matriculation in 1945-46
Were found to have albuminuria. Repeated examinations shoved the ,condit ion
to be pers1~tent 1n 76 instances and transient in 135 instances.
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Ill. Heart Disease
Of the 8. 728 students examined, 104 were found to have cardiac
abnormalities. These have been kept under observation , have been repeatedly
examined, and have been excused from physical education where the condition
was marked or assigned to a program of adapted exercise which will protect
them against undue strain.
IV . Tuberculosis
During the year, 57 students requested tuberculin tests. of which
approximately 30 per cent were positive. The percentage of positive
reactors 19 about what should be expected in a group of the age, environ
mental background, and composition of Illinois students. Those who reacted
positively have been urged to have roentgenograms of their cheets to
establish, 8S far 86 possible, the extent and nature of their infection
and to have a record for compar1son w1th future X-ray films.
V. Mental Hyg1ene
During the year 1945-46 . the Health Service had the part-time
services of Dr. Richard L. Jenkins. a psychiatriet. as consultant in
Mental Hygiene. Th1~ service was establiehed on a one-fifth time basis
on April 15. 1945. Until March 15 , 1946, these services were continued
on a one-fifth time basis. Thereafter. they were half-time. One hundred
twenty-six stUdents and etaff members of the University have conferred with
him on a wide variety of problems .
liThe number of appointments per case has varied from one to
t wenty. The most common problem for which consultation has been sought
has been chronic anxiety . Of cour se . the intensity of the anxiety varies
from case to case. a8 do its causes. In some cases, the anxiety is pro
voked by difficulties in adjust1ng to the University. In other case s. it
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i. related primarily or entirely to problems within the personal life of
the student. In 80me cases. it 1s a residual of combat fatigue or other
w.r-occ8aloned anxiety state in returned veterans . Many returning veterans
are keenly desirous of getting through their University work &s rapidly
as possible and 80me are inclined to push their academic load vith too
little regard for their own need to become acclimated to the University.
Consultation haa been sought for man¥ other psychoneurotic or personality
problema. There have been a few instances of Serious mental disorders. I
(Dr . R. L. Jenkins)
COMMUNICABLE DISEASE
1. Student'
The incidence of communicable disease in the student body
shOWed an increase over last year; the total caSes in 1945-46 were 226,
and in 1944-45 there v~re 156.
TABLE 11
Incidence of Communicable Disease in
the Student Body tor the Biennium 1944-46
1944-45
Chickenpox 2 Conjunctivitis, Acute German Measles 8 Impetigo Contaglosa 2 keas1e1 30 Meninglth 2 MUI4PI 7 Pol1omyel1tU 1 Scablea Scarlet Fever 15 Streptococcul Sore Throat Vincentia AD&ina
~ Total
,
1945=46
12 81
7 28 1
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21 6
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11 . Faculty and Civil Service Employees
Occurrence of communicable dlaea6e8 in the families of faculty
members and Civil Service employees wa B reported to be 88 follove:
4 cases of chickenpox. 1 of measles, and 3· of scarlet te~er.
VACCI~TIONS AND I~l1I~IONS
Typhoid fev er and smallpox vaccines vere furnished free by the
State Department ot Health . These biologicals Were used to immunize
student a, employees, and others who wished to Berve food on University
property.
, TABLli: III
Im.m.unlz&tlon for Communicable Diaeases
Number of Dheas e Persona
S4l2l11pox 494 Typho id fever m
Total 831
COOPERATION VITa OTIIER DEPARrKENTS
1. Military Science ~ Physical Education
A. Military Classification
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During the year . 130 men were excused from Military permanently.
and 15 men were excused temporarily.
B. '91s1cal EdUcation Classification
During the 1ear, 6 men and 143 women Were excused from Physical
E4ucation permanent11, and }6 men and 308 women were deferred temporarily.
The number of students who were aSSigned adapted eXercise instead of
Regular Ph18ical Iducation was 967 men and 28 women. There were 13 women
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transferred from one type of Regular Physical Education to another, and
7 men were re-assigned to Regular Physical Education.
Students suffering from certain forms of dermatitis, 8inusltls,
infection of the middle ear, or perforation of the ear drum were trans-
terred from 8wi5ming to forml of exerci8e le8s likely to aggravate their
condition. A total of 1,008 recommen4ations were made to change students
from one type of PhySical Education to another or for modification of the
exercise they were taking.
INSTRUCTION IN HYGIENX
Compilation of the results of 2,196 questionnaires filled out
by freshmen registered in Hygiene 2 and 5 revealed that only 103 teachers
in hTgiene in high schools attended by those students gave full-time
instruction in health education. The greater percentage taught the sub-
ject as a "side line". The State of Illin01s is still far behind in
having its teaching of hygiene and sanitation of a quality comparable to
their importance to the individual, to hiB community, and to the state.
The survey (see Appendix H) reveals, furthermore, that student.
who do not attend college do not receive sufficient training in high
Ichoola in perlonal health, nutrition, sanitation, the control of communi-
cable disease, and healthful living to meet intelli6ently the demands of
Our highly complex SOCiety. The Beriousness of this situation become8
apparent when we recall tbat 25 per cent of IS-year-old men are rejected
for general military 8ervice. About 30 per cent of thoBe graduatiag from
high acbool attend institutions of higher learning, and that Bcience can
only be applied to the general welfare in a democracy by support of the
people. This educational deficiency assumes the alpects of a menace in a
vorld vhere neW records tor rapid transportation are being made almost
weekly and travel in the tropics 1s common-place.
I. Proficiency Examination
A total of 56 students passed the proficiency test in Hygiene
and received credit in the subject . Their distribution by colleges 1s
given in Table IV.
TABLJl IV.
Classification of ThOBe Wbo passed Hygiene 2 and 5 Proficiency Examinations
by Colleges
Liberal Arts and Science8 Xnglneerln,g Agriculture 71n8 & Applied Arts Commerc e
Total
47 4 2 2 1
II. Hu1ana g ~.2. Elementary Butene ~ Sanitation
The registration in elementary hygiene and sanitation 16 g1~n
in the table belowi
TAllLE V
Hygiene 2 li.Ygieoe 5 Pertod Women lI.n Total
SWlllDsr 588810D 38 102 140 Firat Semester 717 681 1398 Second Semester ~ :116 1161
1299 2699
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There vere 2 aectioDs the summer 888810n, 14 sections the first
semester, and 13 the second semester for men; and 1 section the Bummer
ses8ion . 12 sections the first semester , and 12 the second semester for
Women.
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Ill. Hygiene 10, !£! Coaches ~ Teachers
The advanced course in hygiene for coaches , pnyslcal education
majors, and teachers had a total registration for the year of 99 students.
IV. Hygiene 16, For Occupational Therapy Students
A total of 14 students who were enrolled in the Occupational
Therapy curriculum receiVed instruction in Hygiene 16 during the past
academic ,year .
V. Hygiene !l, Extension Course
In cooperation with the Director of the University Extension
Service. a correspondence course in Hygiene has been offered . which had
a registration of 23 students . The quality of work presented by those
taking it is most satisfactory. This training should better prepare them
to protect themselves and their families and to function more intelli
gently as citizens interested in improving living conditions in their
community.
SANITATION
Immediate attention has been given to reports which have been
received concerning the conditions of the swimming pools and water supply.
The pools and drinking water of the University have been well supervised
by an able Sanitary Engineer and maintained at a high level of sanitation.
FIRST AID CABINET.
A total of 175 first-aid cabinets are being maintained in the
various buildings on the campus. They are much used and are visited
weekly or twice weekly~ depending upon their location and use, to replace
supplies needed .
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SPECIAl. SERVICE Kl UNIVERSITY EVENTS
It has been customary for a number of years for members of the
Health Service Staff upon request to attend certain University functions
in order to render emergency medical treatment if necessary. This service
18 given at the Physical Education Tournaments, Farm and Home Week
Programs, Commencement Exercises, and certain sports eventB.
In cooperation with other departments, the offices of the Health
Serv~e were also made available in emergenCies to guests of the Univer
sity. It s facilities were offered to those attending Farm and Home Week,
4-H Club Conventi ons, and short courSeS given by the Univer sity .
STKlE LABORATORY SERVICE
Various laboratory services were given to students and CIvil
Service emplorees a s a part of the routine work of the Health ServiCe .
In many instances , these teats Were eSSential either in making effective
the regulations of the UniverSity concerning foodhandlers or in diagnosing
and controlling communicable disease. Bacteriological tests (see Table I)
Were made by the Branch Laboratory of the State Department of Health on
specimens submitted by members of the medical staff of the Health Service.
It is a pleasure to acknowledge our indebtedness to it.
lIDl,UESTS FOR INFOMION
A total of 29 citizens of the State have requested information
on various aspects of public health. Requests Were also received for
reprints of articles by members of the Department and for copies of forma
used by the Health Service. ~estionnaires fro~ numerous Sources have
been many, varied. and often quite comprehensive . These forms of survey
leem to be increasing in popularity and in the demands they make upon the
time of those r equested to fill them out.
THE GEIIERAL PRACT IT 10llER AIiD THE IlEi<LTH SERVICE
12
The Medical Staff of the Health Service has had the most helpful
cooperation of local and family p~sicians in caring for studente and
injured employees. A total of 238 letters have been received concerning
the p~.iC&l conditions of students and employees who are or have been
patients of these doc t ors .
HOSPITAL IZATION
The number of students admitted to local hospitals during the
academic year was 3,128. Of this numbe r, 2,611 Were sent to the hospital
by local doctors, and 511 went directly from the Health Service Station.
The 511 who were sent to the hospitals from the Health Seryice Station
chose 59 different docto r s to att end them.
Sickness insurance was available to all students during 1945-46
to cover both medical and hospital care , as a r esult of its cost being
made a regular University fee.
1. The Student ~
The facilities of the McKinley Hospital are a great insurance
for the student body. A total of 2,794 stUdents were admitted to the
Hospital for 9 . 673 days, an average of 3.46 days per patient.
Of all the students hospitalized. 89,3 per oent were admitted to
McKinley Hospital and only 10.1 per cent to other hospitals.
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lrom Table 6. it will be seen that 434 students were admitted to
the McKinley for communicable disease and remained fo~ a total of 1.577
days or an average stay of 3.63 days per patient . The common cold caused
about nine-tenths of the cases and nearly 75 per cent of the hospital days.
Mumps vas second in incidence with 16 csses and 140 patient days. There
were 5 csses of scarlet fever with a total of 70 hospital days . Four
students ~ere admitted because of influenza and remained a total of 25 days
for an averace of 6.25 days per case .
TABLE VI
Student Cases of Communicable Disease Cared f or at
McKinley Hospital
Disease
Chickenpox Coryza German Weasles Influenza Measles Mumps Scarlet Fever Vincent's Angina
II. Civil Service Employees
Total
Cases
6 387
9 4 5
16 5 2
Ji31I
70 1173
58 25
1a~ 70 5
1577
During the year. University employees suffered 304 accidents
in the line of duty. It vas necessary to have 34 roentgenograms made in
order to determine the presence or abSence of bone injury. Of those
injured 210 required only minor surgical attention and 94 vere referred
to outside surgeons or specialists for prolonged treatment. It vas
necessary to hospitalize 20 employees.
Ill. Local Hospitals
There were 47 students admitted to t he Mercy Hospital for a
total of 193 days. an average stay of ~.ll; to the Burnham Hospital
146 tor 579 days or 3.96 per student. Students vho enter the local
hospitals usually do BO for surgical treatment aDd. therefore, remain
longer on the average than in the McKinley Hospital.
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AI'PIllIX .\
". 0' IlllllOAL ~ lOll to III!tIlIiiII'tS J.lID .aLO!DS ,
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Advice 1n ca •• at I11n ••• liret aid in injury and tntection Sent to hospital • Beferred to epac1ali,t Urina17··' Complete ~.ical examinations of 'tudent'
and .ploTen
TABLE II
1944=-45
2274 1
143
4~ 5529
J«)NTl!LY DISTRIBIJ'lIOIi OF VIS ITS
Student Civil SerTiee Miscellaneous Ko. VOIHn lion Vomen Ke. Yomen
Jul.)' 838 526 150 61 6 2 August 906 424 122 36 8 5 Sept_ber 956 552 62 80 3 October 3535 1961 100 97 Nove.ber 1257 8117 136 77 4 7 December 969 497 119 )8 January 1126 470 165 85 J'ebruaX7 1745 330 166 131 10 March 3295 1480 154 98 7 Apr1l 1676 745 172 124 106 lIq 1582 702 134 122 61 Juno 2436 ..lll 168 -2!± 62 --
Total. 20341 9217 1648 1043 267 14
19117-46
1878
356 153
9783
9479
Total
15
lion Vomen
994 589 1036 465 1021 632 3635 2058 1397 901 HOS 535 1291 555 1921 461 3456 1578 1954 869 1777 824 2666 ..!21.
22256 10274
Grand Total Vi8its - 32.530
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TABLE III
CLASSIFICA!rION OF INJURUiS TO CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES FOR FIVE YEARS
1941-42 1942-43 1943-44 1944-45 1945=46
Abrasions 9 8 8 4 8 Bites 1 1 Blisters 1 2 2 Bruise 1 2 6 4 Burns, acid 1 1 1
othe rs 18 g 23 11 Contusions 17 31 49 g 15 NaU Wounds 1 Foreign body,
removed 11 14 5 4 FractureS! 3 1 Incisions 4 17 2 8 Infections 15 g 18 9 5 Injuries 14 14 19 4 3 Lacerat ions 30 33 21 11 15 Pain 1 Punct ure Wound 8 1 3 1 Sprain and strain 13 19 23 7 12 Wound 1 9 1 8 MiaCeltaneous 1 3
TABLE IV
LABORATORY ElWlIllA!rIONS
Positive Negative Total
Urinalyses 264 9519 9873 Kahn test for syphilis 10 Bacteriological examinatio ns of excreta
1342 1352 427 427
Throat cultures, diphtheria 8 8 Urethral smears 34 34 Smear, Vincent's Angina 121 106 227 Strept ococci 3 2 5 Sputum for tuberculosis 3 2 5 X-ray examlnat iODs 2 880 882 Agglutination tests for undulant fever 1 1 Malaria blood smears 15 15
July jAugust September October November December January Februar)" March April Ma¥ June
Totals
1940-41 1941-42 1942-43 1943-44 1944-45 194~46
TABLI V
CASIS CAllED FOR A!1 liCKI!U.EY HOSPITAL
Com.wnicable Non-Communicable 'rotal. Cases Days Cases Days Cases Days
11 46 66 233 77 279 1 36 61 190 62 226 1 3 87 277 88 280 8 29 250 1023 258 1052
47 218 268 713 315 931 279 1133 167 601 446 1734
25 126 213 631 238 757 6 82 120 549 126 631
23 133 266 759 289 892 13 90 310 877 323 967 17 72 340 1084 357 1166 10 86 204 ~ 214 6 4
1iIil 2054 2352 7 55 2793 9509
TABLE VI
AVERAGE HOSPITAL STAY
Percentage of Students Using Hospitals
Average Hospital Stay Per cent of Students
Using Bospi tala
3·42 3· 51 3. 68 3·3 3·52 3·65
27 · 3 25 ·5 23·8 35.4 38 .98 18 .69
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TABLE VII
COMMllNICABLE DISEASES CARED FOR AT . I'ICK IIiLEY HO;P1TAL
1943-1944 1944-1945 1945-1946 Cases Days Cases Days Cases DayB
Angina 5 20 1 4 2 22 Chickenpox 4 31 2 30 10 82 Diphtheria Infl uenza 2 6 4 7 4 25 La grippe 203 765 56 174 351 1515 Malaria 10 21 Measles 59 328 9 159 5 36 Mumps 16 145 6 59 17 175 Pneumonia 9 112 1 17 8 138 Scarlet fever 45 572 16 324 5 70 German measles 11 142 1 6 L ~ Totals 3511 2l2l 9b 780 421
TABLE VIII
ELElIENTARY HYGIENE
Number of Students Number of Sections
Hygiene II Women , First Semester 717 12 Women, Second Semester 645 12
Hygiene V Men . First Semester 681 14 Ken, Second Semester 516 13
ADVANCED HYGIENE
Number of Students Number of Sections
Hygiene X Second Semester 99 1
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TABLE VIII (Continued)
HYGIENE FOR OCCUPA'UOliAL THERAPY STUDlilIIrS
lI¥g1ene XVI Women. Second Semester
lI¥gien. X3 Hen, First Semester Men, Second Semester
Humber of Students
14
HYGlE/IE EXTENSION
Number of Students
20 23
Number of Sections
1
Number of Sections
1 1
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C1a •• .: 19:.4 Cl ... ot 13'<3
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"1.2Q .53 1 21 .63 107~ IIC.n 2756 -,1.51\ 12.~ HT 2}. J.S2 Ij5 ~.l}' ,1 .22
• 11.·95 1.7) 22 .. ,.6! 90 ,."1 31~ J.W .22 ·27 11 .18 1 .~ 12' .1,.
10.6& 12.'9 632 10·37 SJ,6 12.W ';\$ 10.~b
:6a - J.l .28 • 17 .13 .22 11).17 83 ).15 70' 5.05
20 Table IX
FAMllY HISTORY OF INlIERITAllLE DISEASES
Clas s of 1948 Cla •• of 1949 Men Women Men Women Total !' :I No. ~ No. % lic . %
Apoplexy .22 .69 10 .16 13 .49 23 .26 Cancer 6.47 7.56 )64 5 .~ 342 12·99 706 8·09 Goiter 2.12 2.07 89 1. 109 4.14 198 2.27 Mental Disturbances . 61 1.07 16 .26 19 ·72 35 .40
Diabetes 4. 65 5.64 196 3. 22 221 8·39 417 4.78 Kidney Dlsease 1. 30 2· 99 36 .59 49 1. 86 85 · 97 Epilep.y ·35 .88 8 .13 12 .46 20 .23 Tuberculosis 3·04 6.44 170 2. 78 178 6.76 348 3·99
Table X
INJURIES
Cla •• of 1948 Clae. of 1949 Men 'Women Men Women Total % % No . " No. j! No. %
Head 5.69 .81 207 3·40 36 1.37 243 2'l9 Chest 2·51 . 08 55 ·90 5 .19 60 • 9 Abdomen ·52 .23 12 .20 10 · 38 22 .25 Arm 12.51 4.33 513 8.42 148 5.62 661 7·57 Leg 8.81 1·53 ~~
6.10 108 4.10 480 5·50 Others 4.17 5.60 7.69 68 2.20 537 6.15
Table XI
OPERATIONS
Cla •• of 1948 Cla.. of 1949 Men Women Men Women Total
:£ jo No. % No. % No . %
Head Tonsils 47 .20 46.53 1684 27·63 1072 40·11 2756 31 ·58 Adenoids 12. 29 3·57 233 3.82 135 5·13 368 4. 22 Others 4.95 1.73 224 3·68 90 3.41 314 3·60
Chest .22 .27 11 .18 1 .04 12 .14 Abdomen 10.68 12.39 632 10·37 316 12.00 948 10.86 Circumcision .~ 17 . 28 17 .19 Others 8. 3·22 620 10.17 83 3·15 703 8.05
Table XlI
USE OF TEA. COrn:E, AND TOBACCO
Cla.SS · of 1948 Cla •• of 1949 Men
:t Tea 38.08 Coffee 28.~ Tobacco 39. None of 3 23 .14
Clas8 Nen
:t Under 6 brs. . 61 6 to 7 hr • • 13.93 8 to 9 hr • • 81.39 10 hrs .
and over 4.69
Cla •• of 1936 Cla •• of 1937 Cla •• of 1938 Cla •• of 1939 Class of 1940 Cla •• of 1941 Cla •• of 1942
Women Men Women :t 110 . :t No. ~
48. 25 1644 26.97 1113 42.27 39.70 3749 61.51 1440 54•69 30.30 3406 55. 88 909 34. 52 22.13 2024 33. 21 547 20.77
Table XIII
SLEEPING HABITS
of 1948 Cla •• of 1949 Women Men Women
% No. % No . % . 69 31 . ~ 28 1. 06
21.74 1002 16. 620 23· 55 73 .64 4806 78. 85 1897 72. 05
3. 91 256 4. 2 78 2.96
Table XIV
STUDENTS GIVING EISTORIES OF TYFEOID FEVER
2. 21 2. 28 2 . ~ 7 1 . 6 1. 14
. 6~
.9
Cla •• of 1943 Class of 1944 Class of 1~5 Clas8 of 19% CIa •• of 1947 Cla •• of 1948 Cla •• of 1949
Total No .
2757
a189 315
2571
Total No.
59 1622 6703
534
21
%
31. 59 a9•
4a 9. 4 29 .46
% .68
18. 58 76.8
6. 12
.94
. 77 1. 08
.77
.37
. 57
. 33
22 Tabl e XV
BELATIVE OCCURRENCE OF CERT,\ IN DI SEASES IN EISTORIES OF TEE CLASS OF 1949
Cl ass of 1948 Clas. of 1949 lien 'l'iomen lien iV')n:en Total ;l
'" No . % No . % No. %
Appendic itis 11.13 15.11 721 11. 83 394 14.96 11l~ 12.77 Asthma 6.20 1.92 159 2. 61 65 2.47 22 2.~7 Chickenpox 57.97 68. 08 2853 46.81 1832 69057 4685 53· 8 Chorea .13 .02 9 .15 6 . 23 1~~ .17 Constipation 1. 48 4.5 i~ .9 121 4.6 2.02 Diabetes . 91 1.57 .26 3 .11 19 .22 Diphtheria 2· 39 3. 64 171 2. 81 71 2. 7 242 2.77 Di scharging Ear .73 5. 98 329 5.4 149 5.66 473 5.48 Dysentery 1.21 .84 237 3. 89 20 .76 257 2.94 Epilepsy .13 . 08 8 .13 8 .09 Heart rroubl e 6.08 2.68 178 2.92 3~~ 1.94 229 2.62 ~ Fever 8.94 6.71 ~~ 5. 56 13.14 685 7 . 8~ Eernia (rupture) 4. 73 .43 3.94 17 .65 257 2.9 Infantile
Paralysis 8.69 .76 d~ .62 16 .61 1~ . 62 Infl uenza 12.46 17.91 10. 55 423 16.06 12.21 Kidney Troubl e 1. 69 3.14 93 1.53 91 3. 46 184 2.11 Malaria 2. 69 1·a8 252 4.13 34 1. 29 286 3.28 Measl es 80. 28 84. 3 3834 62 .90 2269 86.18 6103 69.92 Ger man Measles 25 .49 34.75 2185 35 . 8~ ·997 37.87 31 82 36.46 Men ingitis . 26 .38 33 . 5 8 . 30 41 .47 lIumps 55 . 32 53 . 89 2~ 46 .91 1455 55 . 26 4314 49 .43 Nervous Br eakdown 1. 22 . 50 .75 17 .65 63 . 72 Pleurisy 1. 52 1.57 85 1.39 43 1. 63 128 1.46 Pneumonia 10. 86 9. 32 601 9. 86 363 13.79 964 11.04 Rheumatism 1.43 2.22 113 1. 85 75 2. 85 I SS 2 . ~ Scarlet fever 20.10 21.21 1122 18.41 1098 41.70 2220 25· Stnudt 1s ~ · 27 5.64 276 4 . ~ 171 6.49 447 ~.12 Smal l pox • 5 3.14 296 4. 82 3.11 378 .3a Tonsilliti s 27. 53 2. 66 1314 21.56 637 31 :~ 2151 24 .6 Trachoma .08 11 .18 1 12 .14 Tuberculosis . 65 . 31 22 . 36 13 .49 35 .40 Typhoid Fever ·Gl .27 38 . 62 12 .46 50 . 57 Undulant Fever • 8
·al 12 .2 8 . ~O 20 . 23
1Ibooping Cough 44.94 57. 6 208a 34.18 1539 58. 5 3622 41. 50 Others 3. 26 2.19 13 2. 2 100 3.9 234 2.68 I WI4UII1 ZAT ION S:
Diphtheria 52 .71 48.03 4989 81 .85 1348 51.2 6337 72. 61 Scarlet fever 30 . ~7 24. 01 4474 73.40 700 26 . 59 5174 59. 28 Smal l pox 79. 6 59. 76 ~9oo 96 . 80 1214 49.90 7214 82 . 65 Typho id Fever 36. 26 19. 87 ±902 80.43 15 23. 36 5517 63. 21
TESTS: Schick 35.17 36.40 4632 76.00 1142 43.37 5774 66 .15 Dick 21. 97 18.91 4419 72.50 601 22 . 83 5020 57. 78
23
Table XVI
GENERAL DEVELOPIIEIIT
CIa .. of 1948 C1a.~ of 1949 Wen Women Wen Women Total
I' I' No. ~ 110. ~ No. I' Excellent 2.13 2.46 17 .28 75 2.85 8~~ 1.05 Good 93 .61 91.10 59s11 98.18 2357 89. 51 95.57 Fair 3.73 6.33 89 1.46 189 7.18 278 3.19 Poor .52 .11 5 .08 9 . 34 14 .16 BUILD:
Stocky 9.51 10.66 287 4.71 . 258 9. 79 545 6.24 Medium 78.81 6~.06 5407 88.71 1618 61.45 7025 80.49 Slender 11.68 2 . 28 401 6.58 757 28.75 1158 13. 26
Table XVII
COLOR OF EYES
CIa •• of 1948 CIa •• of 1949 Wen Women Wen Women Total ~ ~ No. ~ No . ~ No. ~
151ue 19.88 3a·94 2550 41.84 963 36.57 3513 40. 25 Gr .... 8.90 . 68 23~ 3.92 82 3.11 321 3.68 Green1ah 5.56 11.39 49 8.11 253 9.61 747 8.56 Razel 12.98 ~:~ 875 13.04 293 11.13 1168 13.38 Brown 51.~ 2}Ol 37.75 1009 38·a2 3310 38.92 Black 1. .49 56 .92 13 '. 9 69 .79
Table XVIII
COLOR OF EAIR
Cla8B of 1948 CIa .. of 1949 Wen Women lien Women Total
% % No . l' No. ~ No. l' Flaxen 4. 65 10.66 1~2 3.15 252 G·57 444 5.09 Reddish 2.82 5.68 1 8 2.43 106 . 03 254 2. 91 Light Brown 16. 98 25•G1 1421 23·al 559 21.23 1980 22.69 Brown 2~ . 88 21. 2 2585 42. 1 1256 47.10 3s111 44.01 Dark llrown 3 .91 21. i!6 1m 19.28 ' 1~2 21 . 80 1901 21.~ Black 14.16 8.40 9.94 1 7 6.34 113 8.
Cavities Absent Need Cleaning Diseased gums No cavities .
none absent Teeth devitalized
Abnormalities Irregular pul se
Enlarged Slight Moderate War ked
Evidence of Toxicity
TABLE XIX
TEET!!
Class of 1948 Class of 1949 lien Women lien Women ~ ~ No . \« 110. % No .
3.47 6.33 til 1.~ 1090 41.4 1171 43. III 24'.78 1i1~1 67. 974 36.99 5115
.56 25.70 4 .07 71 2.7 75
.04 .54 1 . 02 11 .42 12
30.22 63.68 1858 30 .48 951 36. 12 2809 .26 .31 1 .02 22 . 83 23
TABLE XX
ABNORMALITIES OF TEE EEARr
Class of 1948 C1a .. of 1949 lien Women lien Women
% % No. % 110. % No.
2.78 .11 54 .89 50 1.90 104 .39 .81 3 .05 10 .38 13
TABLE XXI
TETRO lD ENLARGEIIENT
Class of 1948 C1a .. of 1949 lien 'fomen lien Women
% \l Bo. % 110. % No.
.17 1. s4 1 .02 147 5.~9 148
.05 : ~ 3 .05 16 • 1 19
.05 0 3 .11 3
.17 .34 4 .07 5 .19 9
24
Total 1
13. 42 58•60
.86
.14
32.18 .26
Total %
1.19 .15
Total %
1.7 . 22 .03
.10
25
TABLE XXII
CHEST AND LUNGS
Class of 1948 Class of 1949 Msn Women Men Women Total
:; ~ 110 . ,-,. No. ,-,. No. % Lungs , abnornal . 17 • 11 .18 26 · 99 37 .43 Chest
Flat 1.91 3· 38 40 .66 7J 2·77 113 1.-29 Funnel . 43 1. 76 9 .15 72 2.73 81 .93 Pigeon .48 .61 90 3. 42 90 1.03
TABLE XXIII
CONDITION OF ABDOMINAL WALLS
Class of 1948 Class of 1949 Men Women Men Women Total
,; l' No . " No . ~ No. %
Abnormal . 22 .27 12 .2 14 .53 26 :~9 Hernia . 48 ·31 31 · 51 12 . 46 43
TAJlLE XXIV
INCIDENCE OF ElILARGEO LYMPH <lLANlJS
Class of 1948 Class of 1949 Men Women Hen Women Total
% ji No . j! No . i' No . % Epitrochlear .13 15 .57 15 .17 Axillary ·39 27 1. 03 27 ·31 Cervical .96 1 .02 113 4.29 114 1.31 Inguinal .83 41 . 67 46 1· 75 87 .1
TABLE XXV
HERNIA IN MEN Claas ot 1936 1·71 C1aae of 1943 ·90 Class of 1937 1.19 Class of 1944 . 69 ClaBS of 1938 1.16 ClaS8 of 1945 .76 Clnu of 1939 . 76 Class of 1946 ·73 Clas8 of 1940 ·70 Clas8 of 1947 2.11 Clas8 of 1941 1. 20 Clas8 of 1948 .48 01&88 of 1942 1.20 Clas8 of 1949 3· 94
TABLE nvI
GEIIITO-URmARY ORGAJlS
Clan of 1948 Clae8 of \l NO •
Teste. Abnormal Clrcumci sion
• 26 50. 15
.28 48. 68
C1a .. of 1936 C1a •• of 1937 C1&88 of 1938 Clan of 1939 Cl a88 of 1940 C1a .. of l<J1n C1a.s of 1942
TABLE XXVII
CR"lPTORCEIDISli
. 28
.~2 • 3 . 03 . 29 .18 .18
Clae8 of l~, Cl&88 ot 1 Class of 1945 C1a .. of 1946 Class of 1947 C1a.s of 1948 Class of 1949
TABLE nvUI
URmALYSIS
.83
.67 2 . 55
.40
.44
. 26
. 28
C1a.s of 1948 Class of 1949 Wen Women Men Women
% \l No. \l No . \l No.
Acid 85.97 69.78 5187 8~.10 2112 80.21 7299 Alkaline 13.25 24.34 908 1 .9 242 9.19 1150 Neutral .78 5. 79 Sugar .74 . 88 26 .43 27 1 . ~ 53 Albumin 1.26 1.23 110 1.80 101 3. 211
26
Total \l
83.63 13.18
. 61 2 .42
TABLE XXIX
GLYCOSURU AND ALllUllINURA OVER A PERIOD OF YEARS
CIa •• of 19.36 CIa •• of 19.57 01a •• of 1938 CIa •• of 1939 C1a.s of 1940 Cla •• of 1941 Cla •• of 1942 Cla •• of 1943 CIa •• of .1944 CIa.. of 1945 CIa •• of 1946 CIa •• of 1947 Cla8B of 19~.g Cla88 of 191~
Sugar Men 'W .lQl3n
% ,. .52 1.19 ·52 .86 .42 .43 .13 .11
.40 ·31 .84
1.20 .74 . 43
2.13 .59 . 78
4.81 1·38
·37 1.81
.22
1.54 .88
1.02
TABLE XXX
FOOT AlINORMALITIlIS
• C1a.s of 1948 Men Women lien
l' % No. ,. Long Arches
1st Degree 6· 56 24.51 175 2.87 2nd Degree 6.90 16.22 233 3· 82 3rd Degree 2.04 3·03 59 .97
Anterior Archee flat 12·72 36•86 281 4.61 Abnormalities
of teet . 21 .08 2 .03
Albumin Men Yomen
" jo 6·70 2.87 4·97 1.15 4.59 3.66 4.94 4.69 6.06 2. 47 3.74 6.24 1.42 4.51
.09 · 97 3.65 4.95 2.62 6.00 5.41 1.50 1.88 2.52 1.26 1.23 1.80 3.87
CIa .. of 1949 Women
110. 1>
647 24.57 266 10.10 199 7.56
No .
822 499 258
837 31·79 1118
2
27
Total ,;
9.42 5· 72 2.96
12 .81
.02
28
TABLE XXXI
= ABNORMALITIES On:R A PERIOD OF YEARS
Anterior Long Arches Arches Flat
1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree Men Yomen Men Vom.en Men Women Men Women
ji ~ ;; ;. ;; » ;; !i\
Class of 1939 11.92 32.16 5· 52 7·03 2.46 1.98 14. 47 7.47 Class of 1940 7.84 27 ·83 2.26 9·95 1.08 2.08 10.29 29 ·01 Cla86 of 1941 10.49 25·39 5·40 12.76 1·39 4.60 10.28 34· 89 Class of 1942 9·92 27·21 5. 49 10.94 1.62 2·70 9·78 2.96 Cla88 of 19~ 9.04 23·52 6.39 13.76 1.29 4.36 7.46 35 ·50 Class of 19 12. 55 25 ·03 10.12 12.62 1·73 4.95 14.97 32 .07 Class of 1945 13·92 23·85 7·70 8·59 2.12 6.67 16.42 34.00 Clau of 1946 11.69 28.24 5. 64 9·79 ·78 7·90 10·79 30.60 Class of 1947 14·33 35·26 10.11 8·57 • 1·73 1. 79 16.83 . 39.98 Class of 1948 6. 56 24.51 6.90 16.22 2.04 3·03 12·72 36.86 Class of 1949 3.41 24·57 3·82 10.10 1.13 7.56 4.61 32.17
TAilLE XXXII
SPINE ABIIOJlMl.LITIES
Class of 1948 Class of 1949 Men Women lie. Women Total ji i' No. li No . !i\ No • %
KyphosiS • 69 ·77 13 .21 52 1·97 65 . 74 Lordosis .13 · 92 5 .08 76 2.S9 81 .93 Scoliosis ·39 4.83 17 .28 262 9·95 279 3·20
Spur Deviated SeptutD Atrophied Hypertrophy
TJ.llLE XXXIII
NOSE J.llNOlOOlL IT IES
Class of 1948 lien Women Men ;; ;; No. » ·35 .42 13 .21
1. 74 4·37 11 .1S ·35 2.34 2 .03 .04 5 .08
Class of 1949 "omen Total
Uo. jio No. ;;
4 .15 17 .19 356 13·52 367 4.20
2 .02 475 18 .04 480 5.50
29
TABLE XXXIV •
THBOAT ABNORMALITIES
Cla.. of 1948 Clas. of 1949 Men Women Men Women Total
" " No. " 110. S; No . " TONSILS: Removed 60.23 55.96 3547 58 .20 1650 62.67 5197 59.54 Tags ·91 6.90 33 .54 275 10.44 308 3·53 Pathological ·73 8·98 28 .46 314 11 ·93 342 3·92
TABLE XXXV
PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS WITH TONSILS REMOVED OVER A PERIOD OF YEARS
Men Women Men Vomen -Claa. of 1936 44.00 50.10 Clas. of 1943 48.55 46.52 Cla .. of 1937 45.30 52 .10 Class of 1944 57.10 64.01 Clas. of 1938 52.19 57·19 Clas. of 1945 54.97 63·11 Cl .. s of lW 49.20 56.26 Clas. of 1946 55·81 62·33 Claaa of 1 46.59 57.54 Class of 1947 65.43 54. 93 Class of 1941 51·51 59· 71 Cla •• of 1948 60.23 55·96 Cla • • of 1942 50.00 59.62 Cla •• of 1949 58.20 62.67
TABLI XXXVI
lIARS
Class of 1948 Cla .. of 1949 Men Women Men Women Total ~ " No . !i No. ~ No. ~
Perforated 3·26 .46 33 .54 36 1.37 69 ·79 CerULllen 18.76 17·19 172 2.82 599 22·75 871 9. 98 Hearing abnormal · 91 3·07 44 ·72 18 .68 62 ·71
30
!ABLI XXXYIl
n» Class of 1948 CIa.. of 1949
Men Yomen Ken Women Total 1- :« No. ~ No. l' No. l'
Abnoraal Color v1elon ·56 .11 13 .21 1 .04 14 .16
Retraction O. D. onlT 12.20 4.64 155 2.54 150 5. 69 305 3.49 O. S. only 12.25 3.26 226 3·71 129 4.90 355 4.07 O.D . .. 0.5. 26. 70 21.98 460 7·55 769 29.20 1229 14.08
Corrected. with gla ••• , 11.89 23.93 1022 16·77 627 23· S]. 1649 18.89
TABLE XXXV III
POSTURX
CIa.. of 1948 CIa •• of 1949 Ken Women Men Women Total
~ ~ No. ~ No. :t No. l' Restricted
flexibility ·99 2·99 4 .07 65 2.47 69 ·79 Excellent 2.61 1.65 4 .07 143 5.43 147 1.68 Good 93·70 85.42 5215 85.56 1977 75.09 7192 82.40 Fair 3·22 9·89 67 1.10. 551 20.93 618 7·08 Poor .48 3·03 9 .15 43 1.63 52 .60
TABLE XXXIX
INCIDENCE OF HISTORY OF VENEREAL DISEASE
Gonorrhea Syphilis
Men No. :« 2 .03
Women 110 . ,.
Total 110 . l'
2 .02
Arm Leg None
Acne Mycosis Others
TABLE XL
mCIDENCE OF VACCIlIhT IOli SCARS
Class of 1949 Men Women
5860 1564 40 668
195 401
TABLE XLI
SXIli DISllASES
Men No. ~
57 .94 26 .43 14 .23
Class of 1949 Jiomen
No . !Ii
. 532 20.21 251 9.53
8 .30
Total -7424
708 596
Total No . ~
589 6.75 257 2.94
42 .48
31
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•
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Cll-o. t '49 C>aU ~ • 'Ill
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~J 106 198
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32
TAllLE I
stOO!ARy OF MEDICAL HISTORIES
Claes of t).j.9 Class of '48 Men Women Total Total --
Total number examined 6095 2633 8728 4910 Inheritable disease
Apoplexy (family history) 10 13 23 ?3 Cancer ( • " .) 364 342 706 3i6 Goiter ( ,
" ) 89 109 198 103 Mental disturbances
(family history ) 16 21 35 42 Diabetes ( • " ) 196 221 417 154 Epilepsy ( • , ) 8 12 20 31 Kidney disease
( " " ) 36 ~9 85 108 Tuberculosis
( " " ) 170 178 348 238 Birthplace
Illinois 4154 1963 6117 3502 Elsewhere 1941 670 2611 ll~8
Work for self-support during college 1295 687 1982 1069
Use laxatives frequently 5 125 130 112 Sleep
Under 6 hours 31 28 59 32 6-7 hours 1002 620 1622 87'S 8-9 hours 4797 1897 6694 3793 10 hours and over 265 78 343 210
Habits Coffee 3749 1~0 5189 2034 Tea 1~ 1113 2757 1699 Tobacco 3406 909 4315 1708 None of the three 2024 547 2571 1121
Age started smoking Younger than 10 years 6 6 9 10-14 years 77 13 90 59 15-19 years 2573 799 3372 1492 20-24 years 767 75 842 131 25 years and over 60 17 77 21
Meals per day One 3 1 4 Two 161 146 307 218 Three 5890 2374 8264 2652 More than thre e 41 11 52 43
Wel~t the past year Gained 2164 626 2790 1553 Lost 512 484 996 622 Stationary 3419 1523 4942 2735
Easily fatigued 396 ~7 843 613
33
TABLE I (Continued)
01 .... of '49 Class of 148 Me. Women Total Total
Subject to frequent colds in WOBe 792 631 1423 733 Throat 252 370 622 386 Lungs • 76 85 161 129
When reading, bothered with Headaches 237 245 482 J43 Blurring of vision 197 152 J49 229 :Burnin& of eyea 279 ll,8
al~ 204 Squinting of eyea U8 J45 138 Watering of eyeB 182 119 301 221 Twitching of eye8 96 79 175 i~ Persistently worry 60 178 238
Have the "blues- 58 257 315 283 Injuries
Head 207 36 243 152 Chest 55 5 60 60 Abdomen 12 10 22 18 Arm 513 148 661 401 Leg
~~ 108 480 243 Others 68 537 242
Operations Head
TODsila 1684 1072 2756 ' 2}OO Adenoids ~a 135 }68 376 Others 90 314 159
Chest 11 1 12 12 Abdomen 632 316 948 569 Clr cu.m.clalon 17 17 10 Others 620 83 70a 283
Arches of feet painful 42 52 12 129 Possible reaeona for not taking
~8ical Education 4514 179 ~~ 70s Military Science 4506 771
Diseases bad Appendicitis 721 394 1115 656 Asthma 159 65 224 193 Chickenpox 2853 18}2 4685 2110 Chorea 9 6 15 4 CODsttpatton 55 121 176 153 Diabetes 16 3 19 62 Diphtheria 171 71 242 173 D1Bcharginc ear 329 149 478 311 Dysentery 237 20 257 50 Epilepsy 8 8 5 Heart trouble 178 51 229 210 Hq fever ~~ 180 519 }81 Hernia 17 257
, 123
Infanttle paralyeie 38 16 54 40
}4
TABLE I (Continued)
Class of '49 Class of '48 Men Women Total Total
Influenza . 64} 423 1066 754 Kidney trouble 93 91 184 121 Malaria 252 }4 286 98 Measles 38}4 2269 6103 4076 German measlea 2185 987 3172 1493 Meningitis 33 8 41 16 Mumps 2859 1455 4314 2679 BerYous breakdown 46 17 6} 40 Pleurisy S5 43 128 76 Pneumonia 601 363 964 493 Rheumatism 113 75 188 101 Scarlet fever 1122 581 1703 1016 51nualt1s 276 171 447 271 Smallpox 296 82 378 189 Tonsillitis 1314 837 2151 1327 Trachoma 11 1 12 2 Tuberculosis 22 13 35 23 Typhoid fever 38 12 50 28 Undulant fever 12 8 20 19 Whooping couch 2~~ 1539 3622 2533 Others 100 234 132
lmmunizat ions Diphtheria 4989 1348 6337 2466 Scarlet fever 4474 700 5174 1330 Smallpox
a~ 1314 7214 338d Typhoid fever 615 5517 1353
Testa Schick 4623 1142 5765 1759 Dick 4419 601 5020 999
TABLE II
SUlIIIARY OF PHYSICAL EXAIIIlIIIr IONS
Clas8 of '49 Class of '48 Men Vomen Total Total
Color of hair Flaxen 192 252 444 385 Reddish 148 106 254 213 Light brovn 1401 459 1860 1068 Dark brown 1175 6}2 1807 1374 Brown 2573 1016 3589 1311 Black 606 167 773 559 Gr~ 1 1
35
I
TABLE II (ContinU8d)
Clas. of '49 Clas8 of 148 Mon Women Total Total -
Color of Bf8S
Black 56 13 69 47 n"" 2550 963 3513 1343 Gray 359 102 461 327 Greenish 194 253 447 395 Hazel 635 293 92S 691 Brovo 2301 1009 3310 2077
Vision abnormal without glass8s Both eyes 460 769 1229 11S8 Rignt O¥e (0. D. ) 155 150 305 402 Left eye (0. s.) 226 129 355 . 367
Corrected with glasses 1022 627 1649 898 Color vision abnormal 13 1 , 14 16 Ear.
Rl;;bt ear Cerumen 136 306 442 4~ Perforated dl"llm ~ 20 37 Bearing abnormal 12 38 70
Left ear Cerumen 136 2ii 429 387 Perforated drum 16 32 43 Hearing abnormal 18 6 24 31
Noee Spur 13 4 17 . 19 Deviation 11 ~56 ~6 164 Chronic hypertrophy 5 75 69 Atrophy 1 1 1
Tonails Removed 3547 1650 5197 2846 Tags 33 27a 308 201 Pathological 28 31 342 251
Teeth 50 cavities or absent 1858 951 2809 2356 Cavities 81 1090 1171 245 Absent 4141 974' 5115 1755 )feed cleaning 4 71 75 6~a Devitalized 1 22 23 Gums dieeased 1 11 12 15
Weight BeloY 100 pounds 114 114 100-115 pound. 648 648 116-l aO • 980 980 131-1 5 • 578 578 , 146-160 • 199 199 161-175 • 61 61 176-190 • 32 32 191 and over 21 21
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TABLE II (Continued)
Cl ass of 149 Cl ass of t4S
~ Women Total 'rotal
Height :Bel oV' 50 i nches 2~ e~ 50-59 inclusive 60-62 • 64 657 721 6}-65 • 272 1258 1530 66-68 • 1648 558 2206 69-71 • 2425 62 2487 72 and OVer 1237 2 1239
Skin ACM 57 532 589 728 Mycos i s 26 251 277 178 Other akin diseases 14 8 22 24
Vaccination scar Arm 5860 1584 7444 3884 Leg 40 668 708 570 NODe 195 400 595 456
General development Excellent 17 75 92 113 I Good 5984 2357 8341 4531 Fair 89 189 278 251 Poor 5 9 14 15
Build stocq 287 258 545 497 Medium 5407 1618 7025 3511 Slender 401 757 1158 902
Chest Flat 40 73 113 142 Funnel 9 72 81 56 Pigeon 90 90 27
Vertebral co l umn Kyphosis 13 52 65 36 Lordosis 5 76 81 27 Scol iosis 17 262 279 135
Posture , Excellent 4 143 147 103 Good 6015 1977 7992 4385 Fair 67 551 618 1032 Poor 9 43 52 89 Restricted flex ibility 4 65 69 101
Lymph nodes Axil l ary 27 27 9 Cervical 1 113 114 22 Epitrochlear 15 15 3 I nguinal 41 46 87 19
Thyroid :Jnlarged
Slight 1 147 148 52 Moderate 3 16 19 18 Marked 3 3 2
37
TABLE II (Continued)
Class of 149 Class of '48 Ken Women Total Tot al -
Evidence of toxicity 4 5 9 1~ Lungs, abnormal 11 26 37 Heart
Abnormal 5lt 50 104 67 Irregular pulse 3 10 13 30
Abdomen, abnormal 12 14 26 12 Reflexes
Patellar 1 33 34 4 Romberg 1 1 2 Pupillar)' 2 2 1
Penis , circumcised 2967 2967 1155 Testes, abnormal 17 17 6 Hernia, present 31 12 43 19 Hemorrhoida, present 4 14 lS 23 Varicocele, present 11 11 2S Flat feet
Long arches First degree 20S 647 S55 790 Second degree 233 266 499 5S2 Third degree 59 199 25S 126
Anterior arches flat 2S1 847 112S 1254 Abnormalities 2 2 7 Had venereal disease
Gonorrhea 2 2 1 S.-philh 1 Chancroid
Obviou8 defects Amputations 3~ 35 9 .A..trophles 2 S 7 Unusual scars 593 lOS 701 199 Deformities 19 30 49 46
Urine Acid 51S7 2112 7299 2799 Alkaline 90S 242 1150 942 Neutral 169
Albumin Persistent 55 21 76 lS Transitory 32 21 53 27 Unclassified 23 59 S2 16
Sugar Persistent 10 10 12 Transltor7 11 2 13 13 Unclassified 5 25 30 15
Menses Regular 2084 20S4 2142 Irregular 546 546 462 Not started 3 3 3
Pain: Severe 30S 30S 432 Sl1~t 11S7 11S7 10Sl
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&UIIIWIY OJ' DIlICAlo HISTOIIIIS DIVIDKD BY
OW OJ' 5TA1'1 - I!UIW. - 1JBlWI
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TABLE I
SUMMARY OF MEDICAL HISTORIES
Out of State Rural Urban Total Cla~s
Men Women Men Wooen Men Women Men Women of '48
Total number examined 852 226 756 953 4487 1454 6095 2633 4910 Total number re-examined Inheritable diseases A~o~lexy (family history) 4 3 1 7 5 3 10 13 23 C~cer (n ")42 28 27 144 295 170 364 342 346 Goiter ( " • )12 6 7 43 70 60 89 109 103 Mental disturbances
(family history) 2 2 0 8 14 11 16 19 42 Diabetes ( , • )15 13 15 85 166 123 196 221 254 Eullepsy ( , , ) 0 0 0 1 8 11 8 12 31 Kidney disease
(racily history) 8 6 1 21 27 22 36 49 108 Tuberculosis
(family h1story)14 13 22 66 134 99 170 178 238 :Birthplace
III inoia 43 8 626 773 3485 1182 4154 1063 3502 Else'ofhere 809 218 130 180 1002 272 1941 670 1408
Work for self-.upport dur 1.ng coll ege 174 53 165 254 956 380 1295 687 1069
Use laxatives frequently 0 10 0 51 5 64 5 125 112 Sleep
Under 6 hours 1 3 10 14 20 11 31 28 32 6-7 hours 156 60 116 214 730 346 1002 620 878 8-9 hours 682 150 603 695 3521 1052 4806 1897 3793 10 hOUTS and over 13 3 27 30 225 45 265 78 210
Habits Coffee 515 136 480 536 2754 768 9749 1440 2134 Tea 263 114 191 388 1190 611 1644 1113 1699 Tobacco 472 80 374 289 2560 540 3406 909 1708 None of the three 165 30 157 233 1702 284 2024 547 1121
Age started smoking Younger than 10 years 0 0 1 0 5 0 6 0 9 10-14 years 7 1 15 2 55 10 77 13 59 15-19 years 314 57 246 261 1936 481 2496 799 1492 20-24 years 130 17 108 21 529 37 767 75 131 25 years and over 21 4 4 5 35 8 60 17 21
Meals per ~ One 0 1 0 0 3 0 3 1 Tvo 28 12 13 53 120 81 161 146 218 Three 816 210 743 897 4331 1267 5890 2374 46'52 More than three 8 3 0 2 33 6 41 11 43
Weight the past year Gained 254 39 252 255 1658 332 2164 626 1553 Lost 63 36 53 175 396 273 512 484 622 Stationary 535 151 451 523 2433 849 3419 1523 2735
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TABLE I ( Cont inued)
Out of State Rural Urban Total Class Men Women Men Women Men Women Men Women of '48
Easily fatigued 33 25 17 131 ~41 241 396 447 613 Subject to frequent colds in
Nose 67 40 79 316 646 275 792 631 733 Throat 36 19 21 114 195 237 252 370 336 Lungs 7 9 3 ~5 66 41 76 35 129
tfl'len r eading . bothered with Headaches 32 3 27 107 173 130 237 245 343 Blurring of vision 27 9 }O 63 140 75 197 152 229 Squinting of e~e8 3 9 16 42 94 67 -113 113 133 Burning of eyes 26 13 36 10} 217 229 279 345 204 Watering of eyes 24 5 21 41 1}7 73 132 119 221 Twitchi ng of eyes 17 7 1} 32 66 40 96 79 119
Persistently worry 4 11 1 71 55 96 60 173 194 Have the "blues" 0 22 1 39 Injuries
57 146 53 257 233
Head 32 2 23 16 147 13 207 36 152 Chest 0 0 1 2 54 3 55 5 60 Abdomen 1 0 2 2 9 3 12 10 13 Arm 93 12 50 62 370 74 513 143 401 Leg 39 10 53 31 230 66 a72 107 24} Others 42 3 36 30 ~91 30 69 63 242
Operations Head
Tonsile 276 113 191 411 1217 543 1634 1072 2300 Adenoids 33 13 23 50 167 67 2~3 1}5 376 Othere 29 3 30 39 165 53 224 90 159
Chest 0 0 1 1 10 0 11 1 12 .kbdomen 33 26 73 , U3 466 172 632 316 569 Circumcision 1 0 16 17 10 Others 67 3 43 42 505 33 620 33 233
Arches of feet painful 2 5 0 39 40 33 42 32 129 Possible reasons for not
taking Physical Ed. 632 5 549 67 323~ 107 4514 179 703 Military Science 633 553 ~265 4506 771
Diseases had A"o'Oendlcit1e 103 31 95 144 523 219 721 394 656 Asthma 20 9 20 21 119 35 159 65 19~ Chickenpox 333 139 403 633 2062 1005 2353 1332 3110 Chorea 2 0 0 3 7 3 9 6 4 Constipation 11 11 6 40 33 70 55 121 153 Diabetes 2 0 2 1 12 2 16 } 62 Diphtheria 24 6 ~ 15 123 50 171 71 17} Discharging ear 46 1} 54 2}9 32 329 149 311 Dysentery" 3} 5 19 3 135 12 237 20 50 Epilepsy 0 0 '1 0 7 0 3 0 5 Heart trouble 21 5 13 20 139 26 173 51 210 Hay fever 4} U 30 62 266 100 339 130 331
40
T.\JlLE I ( Continued)
Out of State Rural Urban Total Class Men Women Men Women Men. Women Men Women of '48
Disease8 had (cont.) Hernia 24 2 37 7 1~~ 8 240 17 123 Infantile paralysis 6 1 8 3 12 38 16 40 Intlue n..:a 105 49 . :~ l~f 453 219 643 423 754 Kidney trouble 19 3 60 41 93 91 121 Malaria 56 4 28 13 168 17 252 ,4 98 l.{easles 522 181 573 837 2739 1251 3834 2269 4076 German measles 176 82 185 372 1824 543 2185 997 1493 Meningltia 3 0 2 2 28 6 33 8 16 Mumps 395 123 446 532 2018 800 28~9 1455 2679 'ervcus breakdovn 10 2 4 5 32 10 6 17 40 Pleurisy 9 0 11 18 65 25 85 43 76 Pneumonia 77 38 76 158 448 167 601 363 493 Rheu.mat hm 15 6 17 29 81 40 113 75 101 Scarlet fever 126 30 158 230 838 321 1122 581 1061 Slnue1t1a 44 10 38 65 194 96 276 171 271 Smallpox 52 6 37 29 207 47 296 82 189 Tonsillitis 191 65 152 281 971 491 1314 837 1327 Trachoma 4 0 2 1 5 0 11 1 4 Tuberculosis 5 2 4 6 13 5 22 13 23 Typhoid fever 12 3 8 2 18 7 38 12 28 Undulant fever 1 1 2 5 9 2 12 8 19 WhooplJl« cough 301 136 278 589 1504 814 208a 1539 2533 Others 18 12 14 . 34 102 54 13 100 132
lmmunl ?at ion a Diphtheria 653 1·5 615 552 3721 781 4989 1348 2466 Scarle t feYer 590 40 536 258 3348 402 4474 700 1330 Smallpox 833 171 698 671 4369 472 5900 1314 :1388 TyphOid fever 646 92 583 220 3613 303 4902 615 1353
Teats Schick 599 78 486 460 3538 604 4623 1142 1759 Dick 550 27 490 238 3379 336 4419 601 999
T.\JlLE II
sm·\)!AlIY OF PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
Out of State Rural Urban Total Class Hen Women MeD Women Men Women Men Women of '48
Color of hair Reddish 19 8 27 42 102 56 148 106 385 Flaxen 18 16 32 89 142 147 192 252 213 Light brown 187 52 183 170 1031 237 1401 459 1068 Dark brown 189 68 137 190 849 374 1175 632 1374 Brown 316 51 330 271 1927 694 2573 1016 1311 Black 123 17 47 51 436 99 606 167 559 Gr.., 1 1
41
TABU II (Continued)
Out of State Rural Urban Total Class MenW~ Men Women Men Women Men Women of '48
Color of eyes Black 17 2 6 3 33 3 56 13 47 Blue 293 39 373 351 1379 523 2550 963 1343 Gray 44 5 45 56 270 41 359 102 ,,,
", ._- , Greenish 19 12 25 95 150 146 194 253 425 Hazel 106 16 30 109 450 163 636 293 691 Bro .... n 363 102 227 339 1705 563 2300 1009 2077
Vision abnormal without glasses Both eyes ~i 67 22 290 395 412 460 769 1133 Rignt eye (0. D.) 19 13 42 126 . 89 155 150 402 Left eye (0. S.) 20 10 13 54 188 65 226 129 367
Correct ed with glasses 209 61 125 244 638 322 1022 627 893 Color vision abnormal 1 0 0 0 12 1 13 1 16 Ears
Right ear Cerumen 3 28 7 122 121 156 136 306 493 Perfo rated drUJD 3 0 0 7 14 13 17 20 44 Hearing abnormal 0 0 1 7 25 5 26 12 70
Left ear Cerumen 6 27 3 115 122 151 136 293 337 Perforated drum 2 0 0 2 14 14 16 16 43 Hearing abnormal 0 0 0 3 13 3 18 6 31
Nose Spur 0 0 0 2 13 2 13 4 19 Deviation 0 37 0 128 11 191 11 G~ 164 'Chronic hypertropb,y 0 32 0 165 5 273 5 69 Atroph¥ 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1
Tonsils Removed 516 143 350 531 2631 921 3547 1650 2846 Tags a 23 5 91 25 161 33 275 201 Pathological 17 7 120 17 177 28 314 251
Teeth No cavities or absent 231 52 248 401 1379 498 1853 951 2356 Cavlt les 22 143 10 333 49 609 31 1090 245 Absent 603 105 501 362 3032 507 4141 974 1655 Need cleaning 0 8 0 26 4 37 4 71 633 Devitalized 0 3 0 10 1 9 1 22 14 Gums D1eeased 0 1 0 2 1 8 1 11 15
Weight Below 100 pounds 12 33 64 114 100-115 poundS 66 228 354 643 116-130 poundS 83 360 537 930 131-145 pounds 42 221 315 578 146-160 pounds 15 67 117 199 161-175 pounds 5 21 35 51 176-190 pounds 3 9 20 32 191 - over 9 12 21
42
TABLE II (Continued)
Out of State Rural Urban Total Class )'Ien Women Men Women Men Women Men Women of '48
H.eight Below 50 inches 0 1 22 23 50-5g inches 7 40 197 244 60-62 inches 13 56 0 247 51 352 64 657 6"\-65 inch •• 63 105 27 4"\4 162 719 272 1256 66-66 inches 247 49 2"\2 210 1169 299 1646 556 69-71 inch •• 247 6 304 21 1674 35 2425 62 72 and over 202 0 151 1 664 1 12J7 2
Skin Acne 0 60 0 125 57 "\47 57 532 726 Mycosis 0 19 0 99 26 lJJ 26 251 176 Other akin diseases 0 0 0 2 14 6 14 6 24
Vaccination scar 698 Arm 6"\3 140 579 4329 645 5660 1564 ,664
Leg 0 66 0 2'3 40 369 40 666 570 None 19 20 56 141 116 239 195 400 456
General development Excellent 1 3 0 24 16 46 17 75 11, Good 6)"\ 200 751 679 4400 1276 5964 2"\57 4531 Fair 16 2, 5 46 66 116 69 169 251 Poor 0 0 0 2 5 7 5 9 15
Build Stocky 31 14 "\5 66 221 156 267 256 497 Medium 746 137 676 605 3961 676 5407 1616 3511 Slender -73 75 4, 262 265 420 401 757 902
Chest Flat 0 5 1 31 J9 ,7 40 73 142 Fu.?).nel 0 6 0 32 9 32 9 72 56 Pigeon 0 6 0 23 0 59 0 90 27
Vertebral column Kyphosis 0 5 0 16 13 29 13 52 36 Lordosis 0 1 1 25 4 50 5 76 27 Scoliosis 0 12 0 99 17 151 17 262 1,5
Foature Excellent 0 7 1 109 3 27 4 143 103 Good 6"\6 174 750 715 4427 1066 6015 1977 43 65 Fair 13 41 4 211 50 299 67 551 "\"\2 Poor 1 4 1 5 7 34 9 43 90 Restricted flexibility 0 9 0 23 4 33 4 65 101
Lymph nodes Axillary 0 0 0 19 0 6 0 27 9 Cervical 0 4 0 49 1 60 1 113 22 Eoitrochlear 0 0 0 9 0 6 0 15 3 Inguinal 0 4 0 23 41 19 41 46 19
Thyroid Enlarged
Slight 0 1"1 0 50 1 64 1 147 52 Moderate 0 2 0 6 3 6 3 16 16 Marked 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 2
43
TABLE II ( Continued)
Out of State Rural Urba!l Total Class Men Women Men Women Men WOlDen Men Women of 148
!vidence of toxicity 0 0 0 0 4 5 4 5 13 Lungs. abnormal 0 1 0 7 11 16 11 26 4 Heart
Abnormal 0 3 1 15 53 '2 54 50 67 Irregular pulee 0 0 0 4 3 6 3 10 30
Abdomen. abno rmal 0 0 0 6 12 6 12 14 12 Reflexes
Patellar 0 2 0 14 1 17 1 33 4 Romberg 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 Pupillary 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 1
Peni s, circumcised 355 242 2~70 2967 1155 Testes. abnormal 0 0 17 17 6 Hernia , present 4 0 5 6 22 6 31 12 19 Hemorrhoids. present 0 0 0 4 4 10 4 14 23 Varicocele , pre. ent 0 0 11 11 26 Flat feet
Long arches First degree 30 67 43 172 1,5 406 206 647 790 Second degree 37 22 27 93 169 151 2,3 266 562 Third degree 9 10 6 61 52 126 69 199 126
Anterior arches flat 21 55 40 296 220 494 261 647 1254 Abnormalities 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 7 Had venereal disease
Gonorrhea 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 S)'phll1s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Chancroid 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Obvious defects Aoputati ons 5 0 11 0 19 0 ,5 0 9 Atrophies 1 0 0 0 5 2 6 2 7 Unusual scars 44 10 70 36 479 62 593 106 199 Deformities 3 3 2 14 14 13 19 30 46
Urine Acid 753 175 640 756 3794 1179 5167 2112 ,799 Alkaline 99 23 116 110 692 109 907 242 942 Neutral 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 169
Sugar Persistent 2 0 0 0 6 0 10 0 16 Transitory 0 0 0 1 11 1 11 2 27 Unclass ified 0 0 0 13 5 12 5 25 16
Albumin Per sist ent 3 1 14 10 36 10 55 21 12 Transitory 1 0 3 10 26 11 '2 21 13 Unclassified 10 6 2 33
Menses 11 16 23 59 15
Regular 176 761 1147 2064 2142 Irregular 50 192 304 546 462 Not started 0 0 3 3 3
Pain Severe 42 167 199 4ry6 432 Slight 99 446 640 1167 1061
ThBW; !II
IIOI111AL DEVELOPI1EIIr or MEN STt1DEm'S (BY LOCAT ION ) AS Dli:I'l:RMINED BY MINllIUIi STANDABDS
OF TlIE WAR DEPARTMENT
!Hnlmum Standards of War De]2t. Chest at Satisfactory
Hela;ht Veliiiht Ixplratlon Urban Rural Out-S Total
6~ 120 30 5 1 6 65 121 30 7 1 8 66 122 30 1/~ 6 3 9 67 12~ 30 1/2 17 17 68 126 30 3/~ 22 2 2 26 69 128 31 23 5 28 70 130 31 1/~ 17 8 25 71 133 31 3/~ 17 1 1 19 72 138 32 1/~ 15 1 16 73 1~3 32 3/~ 4 ~ 7~ 148 33 1/2 5 5 75 155 3~ 1/~ ~ ~ 76 161 3~ 3/~ 3 3 77 168 35 1/~ 1 1 78 175 35 3/~ 2 2
Totals 1liS g 17 173
TABLE IV
TYPES OF SUBNORKA1 DEVELOPMENT OF lIEN STUDENTS AS DErKBKINED BY MINIMUK &"TANDARDS
OF THE WAR DEPARrMENT
Minimum Standards of War.~ Dep~
::hest at Underdev . Chest Explra- Underveight and Undervelght
Height Weight t i oD Urban Rural Out-S Total Urban Rural Out-S Total
64 120 30 9 2 8 19 1 1 65 121 30 12 3 6 21 1 1 66 122 30 1/4 9 1 4 14 67 124 30 1/2 7 5 4 16 2 2 68 126 30 3/4 12 4 3 19 3 3 69 128 31 7 6 3 16 3 3 70 130 31 1/4 6 7 4 17 2 2 71 133 31 3/4 5 1 4 10 2 2 72 la8 32 1/4 3 1 3 7 2 2
~a 1 3 32 3/4 1 1 2 1 1 148 33 1/2
75 155 34 1/4 1 1 76 161 34 3/4 1 1 77 168 35 1/4 1 1
Deviations Under 64 120
Urban 24 Rural 1 Out-S 3
Under 64 120 (or over) Urban 27 Rural 2 Out-S 10
Total
Ctranll Total '
20 22 14 18 22 19 19 12 9 3
1 1 1
28
22 228
46
TABLE V
5UmiOHiIAL DllVl:LOPIIEl/r OF IIEl1 STUDJ2ll'S (BY LOCATION) AS DlirERlHNED BY ~INIJruK &TANDARDS
OF THE WAR DEPARrIlJ2ll'
Minimum Standards of War DeEt. Chest at Grand
Height Veight Expiration Urban Rural Out-S Total
64 120 30 10 2 8 20 65 121 30 , 13 3 6 22 66 122 30 1/4 9 1 4 14 61 124 30 1/2 9 5 4 18 6s 126 30 3/4 15 4 3 22 69 128 31 10 6 3 19 70 130 31 1/4 8 7 4 19 11 133 31 3/4 7 1 4 12 12 138 32 1/4 5 1 3 9 73 143 32 3/4 1 1 1 3 14 148 33 1/2 15 155 34 1/4 1 1 16 161 34 3/4 1 1 11 168 35 1/4 1 1
Deviations Under 64 120 24 1 3 28 Under 64 120 (or over) .3L 2 10 ..li.. -
Totals 139 34 55 228
c:nr. Cl 2m" Ji ICll'S
IIerJ V a - al. • - -eilU! ~er uaa-t ~ 268 164 \ \ I, lor
llarrio' 166 lib ~'~ )(U"".r. v14w 0 13 l;l • to 102 "52 • • ~ ~ liS <5 ~ 'lGS 105
66 f6 Iil< ~
" l'5 ~5
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arru. .-rIGi ... JILII_ 0 2
19Z s 2SO -.- Ie 152
s 1 " 1 • ; " J 1 • <J) '6 26 • 2 ) 15
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los .z4 7!! 9 79 }1S
or 17;: 1" " 37 T' ~ 'I(J
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I
CIVIL SERVICE EXAI.fINATIONS
Men Women Total -Total number examined 268 164 432 Married 166 136 302 Widower, widow 0 13 1;~ SlDl;le 102 52 ~e
Under 20 25 25 . 20-29 years 108 108 30-39 years 66 66 40-49 YAar. 44 44 50 year. and o.er 25 25 No age recorded
Inherl table diseases Tuberculosis 4 12 16 Cancer 10 25 35 neurasthenia 0 0 0 E!;llle'9 sy 0 2 2 Diabetes O' 0 0 Othere 2 0 2
Birthplace Il11nois 192 88 280 m. sewhere 76 76 152
Injuriea Head 8 1 9 Chest 1 4 5 Abdomen 3 1 4 Arm 20 6 26 Leg 12 3 15 Others 15 7 22
Qperationa Head
Tonsils 41 65 106 Adenoids 6 6 12 Others 4 7 11
Chest 0 0 0 Abdomen 30 35 65 Clrcumci sion 3 3 Othen 21 8 29
Vacc~natlon8 TrPhold fever 48 24 72 Smallpox 239 79 318
Age of vaccination scar Under 10 years 172 172 10-20 years 37 37 Over 20 years 30 30 Uo vaccination 29 29
Sleep Under 6 hours 0 0 0 6-7 hours 18 22 40 8-9 hours 243 138 381 10 houTe and over 7 4 11
48
Me. Women Total - -Ra'blte
Te. 127 105 232 Coftee 199 134 '33 Tobacco 172 47 219 Alcohol 72 72 Drugs 1 1 None of the above 16
Diseases had 21 16
Ueasles 187 146 3~3 Rubella 0 0 0 Mwnns 139 105 244 Chlckenpox 124 108 232 Whooping cough 132 101 233 Scarlet fever 37 22 59 Typhold fever 11 10 21 Diphtheria 8 6 14 Menlngit 18 1 1 2 Malaria 15 5 20 Smallpox \8 8 26 Pneumonia 27 15 42 Asthma 6 2 8 Pleurisy 2 5 7 Rheumatism 4 5 9 Ton8illit is 53 50 103 Chorea 0 0 0 Influenza 56 40 96 OUtis media 0 0 0 Gonorrhea 4 0 4 Syphilh 1 0 1 Constipation 6 11 17 Dysentery 10 2 12 Appendlcit Is 28 36 64 Ueurasthenia 0 0 0 PolloDIYell t is 0 0 0 Others 5 4 9
SUMl!ARY OF PHYSICAL >:XAMINATIONS
lien Women Total - -Color of haIr
No color recorded 0 0 0 Flaxen 6 11 17 Reddish 5 5 10 Light brown 67 25 92 Dark brown 36 32 68 lIrO'fn 123 60 183 Black 30 16 46 Gray 1 0 1
Color of eyes No eyes recorded 0 0 0 Blue 119 61 180
Gray Greenish Hazel Brow Black
VIsIon abnormal without glasses Both eyes Right eye (0. D.) L8ft eye (0. S.) Corrected with glasses Colorbl1nd.
Eare Ri~t ear
Cerumen Perforated drum Hearing abnormal
Left ear Cerumen Perforated Drum Hearing abnormal
Nose Spur Deviation Chronic hypertrophy
Tonsils Removed Tage Pathological
Teeth No cavities or absent CavIties Absent Need cleanillf; Devitalized Gums diseased
Skin Acne Mycoai8 Other skin diseases
Vaccination scar Arm Leg None
General Development hcellent Good Fair Poor
Build Stocky Medium Slender
26 10 28 80 5
17 8
10 44 o
5 7 o
5 o 1
o o o
100 o 2
50 18
209 o o 5
o 2 o
239 o
29
2 257
9 o
25 218
25
Women
9 20 19 55 o
49 9
12 47 o
11 1 2
8 1 3
1 35 27
83 12 26
33 63 87 7 1 1
42 3 o
113 18 33
4 135
21 4
20 80 64
Total
35 30 47
135 5
66 17 22 91 o
16 8 2
13 1 4
1 35 27
183 12 28
83 81
296 7 1 6
42 5 o
352 18 62
6 392
30 4
45 298
89
50
Men Wotaen Total --Chest
Flat 2 5 7 runnel 1 4 5 Pigeon 0 12 12
Vertebral column Kyphosis 0 9 9 Lordosis 1 3 4 Scoliosis 1 11 12
Posture hcellent 0 1 1 Good 259 110 )69 Fair 9 50 59 Poor 0 3 3
Restricted flexibility 0 3 3 Lymph nodes:
Axillary 0 0 0 Cervical 0 1 1 :Epitrochlear 0 0 0 Inguinal 0 1 1
Th¥roid Enlarged
Slight 0 13 1) Moderate 0 1 1
Lungs , abnormal 0 5 5 Heart, abnarmsl 0 ) 3
Irregular pulle 0 0 0 Abdomen , abnormal 1 0 1 Reflexes
Patellar 0 0 0 Romberg 0 0 0
PeniS , circumcised 65 0 65 Testes, abnormal 0 0 0 Hernia, present 5 2 7 Varicocele. present 0 0 0 Hemorrhoids , present 0 4 4 Flat feet
Long archee Firat degree 5 51 56 Second degree 11 17 28 Third degree 7 20 27
Anterior arches flat 7 77 84 Abnormal tt le6 0 0 0
Had venereal disease Gonorrhea 4 0 4 Syphilis 1 0 1
Physical defects Amputations 4 0 4 Atrophies 0 1 1 Unusual scars )0 22 52 Deformities 0 8 8
51
Men VOlDen Total
Urine Acid 242 136 378 Alkaline 26 28 54 lleutral 0 0 0 No specimen 0 0 0
Albumin Persistent 0 1 1 Transitory 3 0 3 UnclasBifled 2 7 9
S\l4:ar Persist ent 0 0 0 Transitory 1 0 1 Unclassified 2 2 4
Veight Beloy 100 l'ba . 0 7 7 10~115 incl. 10 44 54 116-130 35 57 92 131-145 60 26 86 146-160 65 13 78 161-175 48 6 54 176-199 40 11 51 200 and over 10 0 10
Height Below 59 inches 0 11 11 6~62 5 40 45 63-65 40 78 118 66-68 54 34 118 69-71 105 1 106 12 and over 34 0 34
Grade Good 240 240 Fair 28 28 Poor 0 0 Disqualified 0 0
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UIIlVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL EXAlIINA'UOlio
Men Women Total
Total number examined 31 47 78 Inheritable diseases
Apoplexy 2 2 Cancer 1 7 8 Goiter Diabetes 1 4 5 KidtJ.ey trouble Tuberculosis 1 2 3
Birthplace Illinois 23 31 54 Elsewhere 8 16 24
Work for self-support 1 1 Use laxative frequent ly 3 3 Sleep
6-7 hours 2 2 4 8-9 hours 14 27 41 10 hours and over 15 17 32
Habits Coffee 4 7 II Tea 6 II 17 Tobacco 3 2 5 None of the three 22 32 54
Age started smoking 10-14 years 2 1 3 15-19 Tears 1 1 2 20-24 years
Meals per day-Three 31 46 77
We lCht the pa at Tear Gained 30 28 58 Lost II II Stationary 1 8 9
Easily fatigued 1 12 13 MenseB
Regular 34 34 Irregular . 4 4 Not started 9 9
Pain Severe 3 3 Sl1ght 9 9
Subject t o frequent colds in Bo • ., 6 5 II Throat. 4 3 7 Lungs
Injuries Head 1 1 Cheat Arm 4 4 Leg 2 4 6 Others 1 3 4
5}
~ VOlDen Total -Operations
Head Tonsils 16 20 }6 Adenoids 1 4 5 Others
Abdollen 4 6 10 Peral.tently vorry 1 5 6 Rave the -blues" 4 4 Archei of feet painful 1 1 Possible reasons for not taking
Physical Education 1 1 2 When reading. bothered with
Headaches 5 5 Blurring of vision } } Squinting of eyes } } Watering of eyes 4 } 7 Twitching of eyes Burning of eye 8 2 4 6
Diseases had Appendicitis 4 7 11 A.,thlDa 5 } 8 Chickenpox 20 }4 54 Constipation 2 2 Diphther i a 1 1 2 Diacharging ear 1 a 4 Heart trouble 4 Hay fever 7 7 14 Hernia (rupture) 1 1 Influenza 6 6 12 Kidney trouble 1 1 Malaria } 3 Measlee 2} }8 61 German )leade8 5 16 21 Mumps 17 21 38 Pneumonia a 8 11 Scarlet Fever 5 9 Sinusitis 3 3 Smallpox 2 2 Tonsillitis 8 1} 21 Whooping cough 1} 26 39 Others 2 1 3
Immunizations Diphtheria 18 33 51 Scarlet fever 10 22 32 Smallpox 31 35 66 Typhoid fever 7 15 22
Tests Schick 17 29 46 Dick 14 22 }6
SUllMARY OF PHYSICAL lIXAMINJilIOBS
Color of hair Flaxen Redd1eh LIg!lt brovn Dark brown Brown Black
Color of eye8 Blue Gra,y Greenish Hazel Brown
Vision abnormal without glasses Both eyes Right eye (0 . D.) Left eye (0. 5 . ) Corrected with glasses
Ears .Right ear
Cerumen Perforated drum Hearin& abnormal
Left ear Cerumen Perforated Hearing abnormal
Nose Deviation Chronic hypertrophy
Tons ils Removed Tags Pathological
Teeth No cavities or absent Cavities Absent Need cleaning Devi tali zed
Skin Acne Other skin diseases
Vaccination scar Arm Leg None
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BUild Stock;y 1 2 3 M.edium. 25 26 51 Sle nder 5 19 24
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Vertebral column Kyphosis Lordoah Scoliosis 5 5
Posture Excellent 3 3 Good 30 41 71 Fair 1 3 4
Flexibility, restricted 1 1 Penis
CircumciSed 12 12 llat feet
Long archea First degree 2 11 13 Second degree 2 5 7 Third degree 1 3 4
Anterior arches flat 3 13 16 Obviou8 defects , unuBual Bcars 2 3 5 Urine
Acid 31 42 73 Alkaline 1 1 Neutral
Weight :BelaY 100 Ibs . S 12 20 100-115 incl. 9 16 25 116-1
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Abscess S Acidosis 1 ,t.c ... 24 Adenitis
Inguinal 1 Unclassified ~ 39
I.d_pai~ 2 Adhesions 1 Allera 16 Alopecia 2 Amenorrhea 1 Anemia 1 An&lna. Vincent 4S Appendicitis
Chronic 2 Unclassified. 16 IS
Arthritis IS Asthma 42 Athletes feet 19 Balanitis 1 Bites
Animal 4 Insect E 36
Blepharitis 21 Bromidrosis 1 Bronchitis 290 Bursitis IS Callus 6 Callosity 2 Cancrum, Oria 26 Carbuncle 1 Cariel ,
Teeth lZ Cellulitis
Ceruminoaia 72 Chalazion 3 Chickenpox 3 Clavus 1 Collltls 24 Conjunctivitis 79 Const ipation 24 Coryza 494 Cramp 2 Cyst
Sebaceous 2 Unclassified !!2
Cystitis 47 4
Cartilage. 1008e 1 Dandruff 1 Dermatitie 1S9
Deviation, septum Diabetes Diarrhea Dysentery Dysmenorrhea Dyspepsia Eczema Ecchymosis lnterith Epistaxis Exostosis Fainting (syncope) Fatigue lissure, akin Fistula Flat teet Frostbite Furunculosis Ganglion Gastralgia Gastritis Qastroenterit1B Gingivith Glossitis Gonorrhea Bq fever He&.dache or cephalalgia Heart trouble . Hemorrbace Hemoptysis Hemorrhoids HelDOstasia Hernia
Inguinal 1 Unclase1fied g
Herpes Lab ial 1a g Simplex 14 Zoster 13 Unclassified 12
Horeolum or sty ~rhidr08is or excess sweat Hypertension H,ypochondriasis Hypotension lI¥Perthyro idislll Impetigo
Contagiosa 1 UnclaSSified 28
Indigest ion Inflammation Influenza
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Itli:rovn nail 17 Insomnia 7 Inte stional toxemia 2 Irr1 ";a.t ion , skin 1 Itchiness 1 La gt'ippe 152 Laryr..gltis 26 Lipo!.l& 1 Lumbago 4 Malaise 3 Mnlaria 19 Measles 1 Menorrhagia 1 Metatarsalgia 12 lIiliaria
Heat rash 3 Unclassified 2 5
Mumps 5 l13alg1a 12 Mycos is 359 Jobros is 138 .Nausea 1 Nephritis 1 Nervousness 10 Neuralgia
Face 1 Int ercostal 1 UnclaSSified 4 6
Neurasthenia 3 Neuritia 18 NeurosiB II Nocturnal Emleaions 1 Osche1t1s 2 Osteomyelitis 2 Otalgia or earache 4 OUt1a
Externa 7 Media 72 Unclaaa111ed 2 81
Overvork l ' Painful
Arch 8 Back 2 Miacellaneous ~ 35
ParoD¥chal or felon 17 Pedleulosh
Pub1a 14 Unclasaifled
Pharyngi Us ...§ 20
Acute 59 llaoo 113 Unclasslfied 863 1035
Papilloma 2
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Pityriasis 14 Pleurisy 28 Pohoning
Ivy 11 load 1 Unclassified 1 19
Pruritus 4 Peychosis 1 Pustule 45 Pyorrhea 2 P8ychonsW'osis 8 Psoriasis 1 Rheumatic fever 1 Bbeumatism 1 Rhinitis 2}1 Ruptured eardrum 1 Salpinglt 1s 1 Scabies 21 SCiatica } Seborrhea } Sinusitis 112 Soreness 1 Sorethroat 2 SUff neck 1 Stomatitis
Aphthous 1 Unclassified 22 10
Swollen feet 1 Sunburn l} Tachycardia 2 Tenosynovitis 2 Tinea or ringworm
Circinata or bod¥ 9 Cruris or thigh 6} S1c611e or barberttch 1 Unclassified ..l 14
'1'lnnltu8 aurlwn 6 TonsillitiS 44 Trombesia 1 Toothache or odontalgia 2} Torticollis } Tuberculosis 1 Tumor 1 Trombldoeis 1 Ulcer 8 Urethritis 9 Urticaria 14 Vaccina or cowpox 1 Varicose veins 1 Verruca or wart 151 Whitlow 1 Wisdom tooth ' }
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nIJURIES. VOUllDS. SPRAINS
Abrasion Arm 4 Back 2 Chest 1 nbav 2 Byelid 2 Face 5 F1D&Sr 4 Foot 12 Hand 13 Head 2 Heel 4 Knee 22 Leg 13 Noae 1 Shoulder i Skin Toe 2 M18c. 24 Unclassified 2.Q 172
Blister Heel 10 Hand 4 Foot 22 Toe 12 Misc. 1 Unclaaslfled ~ 82
Bruise Burn
AciA 7 Chemical 5 Miac. 1 Unclassified 45
Arm 7 Eye 3 :ringer 8 Foot 1 Hand 11 Head 1 Leg 2 Mouth 2 lIeclc 1 Wrist 2 Mhe. 3 Unclassified 2 101
Concu8sion Brain 2 M18c . 2 4
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Contusion Arm 11 Back 7 Cheet 2 liar 1 Jiye 12 Faee 2 Finger 43 loot 17 Hand 13 Heel 11 Head 5 Jaw 1 Joint
Ankle 2 Elbow 1 Xnse 12
Leg 11 Lip 4 Muscle 1 Nose 11 Rib 4 Scalp 2 Shoulder 10 Th1&h 4 Toe 25 Misc. 38 Unclassified 4 254
Dislocated Oartll_ 2 Shoulder 3 Unclassitied ...! 6
Foreign BOd7 Ear 1 Jiye 58 Hand 2 Misc . 3 Unclase1tied 1 65
Fracture Ankle 3 Arm 1 Foot 1 Hand 2 Leg 1 Rib 2 Misc. 1 Joints
ringer 4 Wrist 5 UDCla881tied 8 28
Incisions Foot 1 Wound 6s 69
Infections Allergy 1 Ankle 4 Arm 2 Blister 3 Cyst 1 liar 4 Elbow 3 ETa 3 Face 5 J'inger 39 Foot 33 Ihua 1 Band 22 Bead 1 Heel 7 Knee 2 Leg 9 lIouth 1 Hose 2 Respiratory 334 Skin 1 Throat 1 Toe 38 Tooth 7 Verruca 1 Wisc .
Injured !!l 568
Ankle 3 Arm 2 Chest 1 Elbow 4 ~e 4 J'inger 4 Foot 11 !land 5 Knee 11 Leg 2 Nose 2 Rib 1 Toe 3 Wrist 2 Misc. 9 Unclassified ..2 60
Perforation, wound 2 Puncture , wound. 7 Laceration
Arm 2 ~e 1 Face 2 Finger 36 Foot 10
63
Laceration (Coot.) !land 21 Head 9 Kne. 2 Leg 6 Lips 3 Nose 1 Scalp 1 Wrist 2 Wound 3 Shoulder 1 Misc. 2 Unclaea1f'led 14 116
Sprain Ankl. 164 Back 26 Elbow 6 Finger 34 Foot 55 Band 2 Hip
6~ Knee Leg 3 lIeck 3 Sacroiliac 2 Shoulder 14 Thumb 15 To. 11 Wrist 32 Xisc. 17 Unclassified ...l 454
Strain Abdomen 2 Ankle 3 ETa 52 Foot 4 Muscle 10 Sacroiliao 16 Thumb 1 Wrist 5 Back 3 )(180. 1 Unclassified l!! 131
Splinter 20
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Pharyngiti. Coryza MTC08ia Bronchitis lurunculoa1a or boil Rhinitis Dermatitia Enteritis La grippe Verruca or wart <lingivith Myosis Sinusitis Otitia Headache or cephalalgia ConJunctivitis T 1nea or rlngvona Cerumino81a Stomat1t1a Gastritis Gaatroenterlt1a Hemorrhoida Vincent I 8 Angina Cyst Herpes Horeolum or sty Pustule Tonsillitis Althma Adenitis Bltea PainfUl Impetigo Indigestion Pleurisy Cancrum, oris Laryngitis htigue Acne Callith Canst Ipat ion Caries Toothache or odontalgia B1ep.aritia Scabies Pediculosis Athletes Feet Xalarla Po1soniD&
1035 494 359 290 245 237 189 182 152 151 144 138 ll2
8J. 80 79 74 72 70 69 68 49 41! 47 47 46
~ 42 39 36 35 29 29 2S 26 26 25 211 211 24 23 23 21 21 20 19 19 19
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TJII CASES:
Appendicitis Arthr1t 10 Bursitis Ha1' tever Neuriti. Ingrowh Nall Paronychai or telon AllerD Diarrhea Influenza nat teet Pityrial1s Urticaria Sunburn Metatarsalgia ~alg1a Neuroe1s
Glossitis, Nervousness.
NINE CASES:
Epistaxis or noeebleed, Hernia, Urethritis.
EIGi!r CASES:
18 18 18 18 18 11 11 16 15
~G 14 14 13 12 12 11
Abscees, Hemorrhage, HyperhidrOSis, Psychoneurosis. Ulcer.
SE'Il:!I CASES:
Insomnia.
SU CASES:
Callua, Neuralgia .
FIVE CASES:
Dysmenorrhea or pain, Miliaria, Mumps.
FOUR CASES:
Cystitis, Fainting (syncope), Gastralgia, Lumbago, Otal,1a or earache, Pruritus.
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THREE CASES:
Chalazion, Chickenpox, Diabetes, Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Eczema, Frostbite, Hypertension, Hypotension, Malaise, Neurasthenia, Sciatica, Seborrhea, Torticollis, W!8dom tooth.
TWO CASES:
Alopecia. Adenopathy, Callosity, Cramp, Ecchymosis, HYPerthyroidism, Intestlonal toxemia, Oscheltis, Osteomyelitis, Papilloma, Pyorrhea, Sorethroat, Tachycardia, Tenosynovitis.
Oml CASE:
ACidosis; Adhesion; Amenorrhea; Anemia; Balanitis; Bromodroslsj Carbuncle; Cartilage, loose; Clavus or corn; Dandruff; Deviation, septum; Exostosis; Fissure, skin; Fistula: Ganglion; Gonorrhea; Heart Trouble; Hemoptysis; Hypochondriasis; Itchiness; Inflammation; Irritation, skin; Hemostasia: Lipoma: Measles; Menorrhagia; Nausea; Nephritis; Nocturnal Emissions; Overwork: Psoriasis; Psychosis; Rheumatic fever; Rheumati~.; Ruptured eardrum; Salpingitis; Stiff neck; Swollen feet; Soreness; Trombidiosis; Trombosls: Tuberculosisj Tumor; Vacclna or cowPOXi Varicose veinsi Whitlow.
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